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THE GUARDIAN CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND LOVEIBER 121900
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7°  \C¢0rd|nz to   V   I Y _ `  I l V  _ I a. -I __ A l V t _ I i   V I YA I __ _ 'n Al I _
mduee word for wo 1' H Y re t iern ilnd out the answer for themselves should distinguish agood pasture or lawn _
   hers place t rd the tsskslassigned. rhen take up the subject ln the' form of grass from ahay grass? _l  __  _ 
grea s ress on lscipllne. t~ilks..Even- so common an object as “ ' i ’  ' ‘  ` " ' ”` `  ` ` ““
V   `:.e@ _ A  ""9"
Gentleman Who
S
“WW” b
h
iFew Years Ago and was
Wliatare J ' 8 `h
mi. ends are to be aimed atll Some t
-them appear to give greatest promiu
me to the training of the memory. Tasks
gegiven and lessons assigned for home i
gk, and the correct reproduction of y
gn from memory form the principal
the true ob`ects oi taachin ‘i
' ` in
ia
_.__ _ grlcultural College is not ¢0n."Catal;'rho§one. Instead of despairing Us cimumstances
“M   by ii‘“f.E,‘iil. ‘ii ’“°‘; 5. *,‘“"’°i‘;  =  :souls u2f.Q.3..*”~°““ ,_v=»=¢° so-==» M'
'S 'i ney s. “ B U' mus " ' - th ~, ' ` `
___ farm' and it ca t °""‘° “P03 C she statesshe was completely cure . §;_l_d91'¢_d_ m¢~ Imad° my
» _ ; _ ` ` ` ' ° ' » _ Rf. ~ ~ __ ’
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Cert/A
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verything else selling at
_ ”°° be f-sulrht ln our wonder she recommends it. Child had eucy and I
Waterville, \ B ‘Nov 5 -These 9°h°0lS TNS is the art ot qzricuiture, d"°PP"‘  th’ tl"`°°*'» hawkmk; Spitliillk nth” mens
damp days of 1\°-,-ember are The teachlngd agdcultme with 'h h father t ught she was goingintn con
h rg th K dueys_ No 1° sulnptionllouldnot slee atni htand adds 
inzhatiindredeesclipes Backaiiiilee you Slmuld °°°°¢!'11 yourselves is that Ionly wii anyone ering mCutarrll ~  ' 
or . - ‘S
the bins Lumbagm and mmilur *Nth Wecall the science ofagx-|cult,nr¢_ I0 Hive it ,n;fair trial, any dru ist will ._ Iélfbt 0_1' dllfk gg ’   ks
` ' _ ~ - - .» -'~ _` e bl 0\i"'wd thi fo h 1 lll- 5' blii  _
troubles are as plentifulas fallen ofthe why is distinguished £5; ligne’ b&c°k it éatgrlffhggoge Eges goth bgndsomi, ,  if, /_R _
S Kidney Pm, are the only sm "1 e lwwledse _ot the now. neilityon. N. c.P°1s°n sz Co , Kingston cents-  YT T'  _ 
in cure for kidney c0mpmntS___ scienlce of agriculture explain; the 0115-. Ilraprd, Conn. ‘  "'  _ ,. 
fallto ure. 0 8111 on nature ofthe so`l;th h" I _ I ` ‘ ' '
"°mf>iui'_° il l.t1llr.F.w - I 7°’-me”
25. What uses are made of grass besides
_ .C. C. Janus.
P1`°iZressive and independent citizens- 10. Corn or maize is agrass. Compare long session yesterday”culmiuatiDR ii! U.
erein, it seems to me, lies one of the it in forul and make up with timothy. several exciting discussions the chamber 5,11 over this continent. One pill a dole,
‘U`°a°¢St. if not the greatest object of our 11. Cloier is not a - h ti f ' d d 01 ti °f °°“` 25 cent' °' b°x' ‘t “U d°°1°"' °' Ed'
t ' - I
, d ties a. opte a res u on
Chafmid   e;‘3°hl”8- . 12. How do you dislgti;;suisvh :glxss from ildeiigel in the Waldeck-Rousseau govern- m°'n°°n° Bat” 3113 C0-. TOPOMO.
_ Dr. Chaae’s Ointment la a. polltlvof
nt you are asked to teach agp mulurg asedge? Is bulrush agrass? ment by 232 votes against 222 The and absolute cure £01*-Piles. It ll tio
P|’0ViI1C€. t° 3'0"* Pupils of :the 4th and 5th 13. What ‘qualities or characteristics chamber had previously adopted aresolu- _ only Preparation which la IIC!!-MOU
_f'>l'lI1S. At once objections will arise; tions expressing regret that the ZOVGUI'
_*__ dinieulties will present themselves. Letl ==  merit had surrendered to Belgium Sipidi
U* C°l1Side_r some of these. ` ` the assailant of the Princeof Wales-
You say: “I cannot teach my pupils HOW CATARRHIS CURED IN MAINE. ,_ _ _ ,_
ow to plow, hsrrow, sow seed, reap P _ _ _ ' '   _ " ' ` _ __ 
he grain, threshy feed stock, milk cows' C eofllilln Maine are not so slow _for if
it ne., .... _.1 .....   ...  .ss sz. Gl:i.“;"x;..“lir“.r.l:.t“ffr"i.e2r AC1<N°“@°ES\P'mT- _ I
cilities in m school f 1. iv- James A._Tweedie 0fJa Brid » Q i I '-1-
Y __ o g lug such _ , 5 8% ._
“S°f“°'>i°°-"  &!_l'_Swer to-this is tha has sim gf °3xt!°°”»°“t ts °f- C°‘m"h°" NEW Yom: November
;“ Sh°°1f1 #vt be expects! "cc do int gags sir; iiilil spifimligiiguidiiby §liJeis<i§‘n§'eaiiien of the York Journal
on could not do it it you wished this- Her ‘dau ter fourteen years oldjh fu i _
li l, in bel - _ ° -- °°°“'”“
"~°.s °° .°  _ “f ibm is   way of   l::.°1.i‘:°..‘°:.i‘l.§`f.f‘3:i§z:':‘..:;°.§l::l:'.f=. .lil emi- Bw
RIGHTEEN MONTHS' PAIN. ;1‘:;Ugf;0;,namely on a tirst»class‘,Iarm. failed--recommended byaneighbortotry "You may
14. What com d are to be found'
mon wee s
‘S lfh0118h school life were largely g ass can be mad_einterestiug,and lnstruc-_ lu pastures and in hay fields. ' \
‘ “"m"“'Y U`Hil1iDir wherein the exa I A
‘me Ct ` tive as a subject in publlosohoolst - I5. How would you make a. grass lawn!
‘ ’» 'WMC of 'certain fixed rules _whenoe oomesthe grass in spring 16. How is grass seed sown for pasture
` I '-‘nd mthms M °°“du°f' W9" Uf Primo _filnei I I _ orfor hay? Why is the method adopted?
fgllzflfilllloe-  look to the “accum- 2. What makes the grass green? HOW What does tlnibtby; seed costa bushel?
\{"k:‘°'\ fiflfilcs, as though_u large amount many shades of green in grass can you How. much does abushel weigh? Why
.___ 1' _'hu N” T se could be  in schcol determine? Does it keep green alwaysl. doesitcost. more than grain.
tm |'°“ d lf’ *mr me be “"Y‘¢¢*\y b¢1\¢~ 3- What is sod 7Can you lake up Other 17. What kills out the grass in the past-
. 8 in earning a livelihood. The true _plants in the same way? re or hay tleld.
'     a beacher, however while not des 'sl th 4 in
t _ » in as el - How do the grasses spread lD0 they 18. What insects destroy the grass?
f"“°'“3 Of f-h°~_¢‘1l\@m°f¥» We Dwyer dis- all reproduce in the same wily? 19. What birds build their nests in the
°'l’"“° Of D\lPi|8 and U12 illlpilrtllllr Of 5. What varieties of grass are to be gms?
fill'-ts that will afterwards prove useful, found in your school section? (Have the
;‘;\1;dS@¢k rlroperly to ii-ein, or develope, pupils made eollectlons,) at amd, _
the “Sigh his 01' her pupils by leading 6. Name our common pasture grasses. "
U1 8 true development of their Name the common hay grasses. Name - -_ ~ -
_ D0\vers and faculties sothat they may help grasses that are weeds. Deputy Munster Agnculmre State of
__ themselv _ Th _i i ‘ 1 7, W - -- Ma”
y|5[IEI) P. E. I5LAND seeihinrseiis n.§,§.`.f`€Z‘f.§§'l`i'.L‘§`l'Z1.§.lfii...dil`Z`if.§§?.if'§ff§’.f.f.°lIf‘ifL?f.i.§f.?"“  
' ' STAINTED.
to observe correctly, to think for them- 8. Why is June grass so called iWhat GOVERNMENT SU L
elves so that they may become observant is Canadian blue grass. ` _'__ '
"id°‘“Wlk@. Self-directing, thoughtful; 9. Whektisagrass-why? Pauls, November 8.-At the close of a f1F°°m¢ 1°' *H kidney- b1"5d°"» *nd
 Evenings!
in-. win. oils. evlmeuisi-.=s¢uii su.
write to tell you 'of the  qualities
ot Dr. Chanda Kidney-Liver Pills in
curins urinary troubles. I ga not write
for your especial profit. ut for the
good ot those amicted an I have been.
I have used eight box_es,_am| do pg;
now feel the old trouble ln the leant..
“ I felt relief one hour after taking
th ii t ll. It il
e rs pl a great source of
comfort to me to know that there is _a
medicine to help my ‘weak 
Those wishing further particulars may
address me no above."
Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills are
rinary Aerangemeutl, and liver
oubles, and have an enormou sale
toouiveverytarmer-_nlhaé
e__;;,_-- »-  »-~.'~'==_==a;__.__e_.~
and get some Ma flower
to ba.rlot_1'»t,owa,
in four; gallon Ich at_2l
this Llacgasayvsvz 2Aft&° having th” take place through the muon Q! the
eig teen months,with kidney wefuier’ and tjhe v"i°“ °Pe"‘U°nS °f
unable to work, most _oi _d1‘*\"11118. Pl0W1ng and cultivating; the
SFOWIH  Yhw Svwutinzot seedgindthefgrowthfof plants;
. . the natures( lants and their re1a,t° .
Pllls'- which . » _ P _mn
acomplete and permanbllt Cure _‘ship to one °'°(*h'°r  wthe animdflifib
the nature of animal life d i
°°_°'»l°\1_1111¢¢ by feeding; the production
_ by animals of beef, wool, and milk
"gs  V the making of butter and cheese; the re
` _ lation of insects to one another and their
effect upon plant life; the diseases of _
`m  _ _ __ ,_P1s\°<‘-sz themri=_marad1syl.iras~s’sa"b¢esf -
in the production of foods; trees,~a_nd _
Aeald and it’e easy tocure one _ifr i ~':*'h°i1'l'»‘l*1tl°U`t° Ulifrfifml l°b0U'bm.Y- T50
“hw in time and "gated with science of agriculture at once assumes a `
the right remedy. It is no tridiag relationship to such sciences as geology,
IW*-ber. ihwlirb, if °°81°°i'°d~ chemistry, botany, entomology, bacterio-I
P°°°m°"i'» G°°§°mPti°“ * ” d l logy, etc.; in fact it is make up as a com- _
numerous other ills are but the Doane Science from H th th _
lnnseqsence of neglrc‘ed c>'ds. scien' es a ese 0 er
At the Brat symptom of a cnugb or ° ' _
"ld ‘aka Then comes the next ob_]ection: “If,
aizriculture is a composite science, how
can I be expected to teach it when I an
_ not an expert or am not well grounded in 1
5, 5. all these other sclencies 1" To this, answer _
ViCo.:l L`vor Oil, a rclentillcilly mfybemade that but the '"7 si'-nPl°°t'
"pad md thoroughly unable. principles of the science of agriculture
hlnbiniatlon of Pure Cod L'var Shflllld be &I»f¢mPt'°di and the kU°‘l°d8'U
01|, Hypophoaphitao of L’n»i»1 and ' of these other sciences required for such l
hldal; with Guli3¢.¢li: Derhoily `tenehingis very limited. All that 8h0¥ld
IM iiicd lo nto nn er il Mg! he aitsmpied is io give the pnpiist
:?:"_mll'IfE'°gi;:g"b?:°e£z£.': afright start, to open their eyes to
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accurately propartialod, 5:; biker dfhgt agncmnum h 'r
do* be “dd w uh _Y _B u le as a science, and every
In 2:5 cotgminn ,f gh. teacher is or should bo intelligent enough
:sae 1; i, “void of all 95;"- tograsp the first principles of the aeieuees _
moto or shell. Chilirel and _underlying agriculture. If you have no
hvalidl can take it with perfeoi ‘ knowledge whatever of theseilrat prlno-,f
*M7 “Id 0->°'¢li0°l=‘~ iplea you should at once set yourself right,-
oe 50 Cents Per lame, oi al _and llnd out for yourself whats wonder-,l .
D"um5_ fully interesting Held oi knowladgetbora
____ is in this subject that may be opoaed‘_
_ -Manufactured by~ up soeasily. You donot require _to bo,
;{ATT|E & MYLIUS’ a__geologis_t,{a~_;choniist aad.arl»t¢s
H‘LI'AX, N. S- _lst in order to direct .your pupils. to a ' ' ’
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knowledge of the beauties of nature The
 9 study of agriculture in our schools should
be a st d f t ' `
_ u yo na ure. _
' r ' ' “But is not the subject dull, unintereatf I _
ing, commonplace? It is not lacking-
in what may be called the iatelleellualf'
_ It is dimcult to answer this question with-
, one unfolding :ns subject itself. no more
' - 1 promising, more attractive field of study if
_ _ is opened up to-day than - that that of '
agriculture. The liatless boy in school in .
_ all of life out of doors; the truaat is ai
; truant frequently because he likes out-ob
door nature better than what he calls th e`
dull teaching of the school-room. Study 1
__ nature. 308 close to hor, and your bolltiea _
S  will he koen and active, your interest will
be aroused your whole moata being will
_L _ , _ .
BH B SI I “What all  to teach i” The text book .
prescribed alms to lay down a coarse of
study beginning with the simplest form
w0've received a oask Of and proceeding tothe more complex. Ita
lbCve through mistake of aim is not to impart facts, but to arouse
and if we don’t lthe observing habits andxthe questioning
th., buying public in powers, so that the boys and girls may
M-ticlp, we are not the readlly_lind Out things for themselves. In _
*mug People that every beginning the work in the fourth fo~rm_
kno“° you may assign snb_)ects_ for talks and
S we 8're` ' ' questions, such as the soil of the lelds,_ _
Theyim _ceiling “rv low, grasses, the wild flowers, the bees,
bound to maké ,tm gp the trees, the birds. Space. does not
_ Thayim the nicest/ ones ir; permit taking up these ln detail, but par-
to' haps I can indicate what can be done by
n giving you a series of questions on a sub-
the vul' htest' Style' ~ ject that is familiar to us all, yet to which `
Dm? in and 500 them- little attention is directed. Put these or
I . . such as these before your pupils, but let
be quickened
E
noted.
10" price for which we are f* ""' i ` ” I “_” r =”
SCROFULA THE CAUSE
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swelllngtan? even chgisnmptiou 'have
P'  their Zliigsi'  ttalnt gll;cm°gi`l2iiiii°tliise
With o I8 03
’ ‘ safet . Th med for
‘a C'°°k°"Y W5"  i,)llioii(ixilitsl;aas.eli’nn;,ll its fgrma i: 1?ood°sySar-
blends dreamt tkoelrery .apo-lilo which 2°-S °° *h°f°°*°* “N
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Working Suits are garments- ~_ ff, - - -
that most dealers think can ba _5
anne! for it.. Those of ours .J/_fi
au diiisrent. We have estab-  _
lished a neord, ei obanetnr as
to the quality and merit of ,~_\,._
this line, and, wish our added "1,
an article poaitivolv irrosistiblo. lf' ` ,S ’
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fact, vhilo rea‘iz»`n¢ lint  
and general utility is the _lain-’ ff
point in mite intended for _  ‘
limi uni... .sa sails, iliii.  I   
point equally. we insist that {,_,'-..
they be trimmed right and 
neatly_t`iat they are out to lit  -_ g Q W
with oorrutnon, that they_ ,__
look their mc$'y’s worth as f J/
we'l ll loot their monoy’s
worth. This is why we; carry /
a full aesortmelh People buy _
and ara astislibd and some _ ’
again. Those of you who
come Brafwill have the benefit '
of a larger list to choose  
Ovelvoatatoo are all _tbit
yo\’d wish. 1
Prices on Suits $275 to
$15.
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Overeoat prices $5 to$15. '_'-fi
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Don’t forget to bring the _ i_'{?\ r
boys' with you, wa’ve every “"_ `
thing they need in the Cloth- (fy
lim. "1
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f_f~>_`l
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Lolwten, one lb Baile;
Sliced
s hir-hiv, 224.
bm Surprise
can list
Welell the genuine
arocash
froamCit1
p_Od.‘
Ennis mi iiiliilnrs sts
Sept. 1 oodézw.
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P/liNLEssBlJ1tlNrrgi"tRY by use or
electricity or by the Berlin
A'eth>df.
DENTISTRY, _crownand
bridge work (both with out pain).
ARTIFICIAL 'PERTH-We make all if
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'feoth extracted without pain. _
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Mauser. “ -$lfL'~¢lll'¥¢  Elia"-
Snrlsi B|\`|`l-' ale- -_
""    ""'° ~ Callor write».lls'for P1508! b°f°“ ~ 1
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llalllliil illaclrlc _cmsi §;_§§::.l_,f.:§._f“e'f?i..L] Q A
_ Satisfactory Work. Reasonable
EVERY THURSDAY Pfieir mins no avail ol!!
Fm- ful] particulars as to _ ___ ___ __ __ ____ __ A_..:_
E MTES Xi TRAIN SEHVIE 5 '_
tIi’oA(§sueEiian Northwcit, British C I ‘  ' I ' ' 
ngbia, Washington, Oregon andv s » | Nl ‘-1 » l
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not been unica-
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Vaccina_.tioné__till’b¢‘="°`at__ `
fthe undersigned 
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efthla Act,§their ' __ _
from2`tu4_ I I _
HIGH ____.r'i.1>.  s
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suitable lor
We also have a
_J _ good _ 
/of (_?lo’:xs,‘Wa‘o'aoa and e
to select from. In ` par-_J _
_ chaserh will aa l§l,
_ lingoonauw _V 
I iseelcot from.  our
_ are _lure lo pl.~ue.  '
` attended lo. at the..-I .ei
Juweiq and Fancy Goals S Orr. _
North -side Queen _$13,  __
posits Po;t Ofilooaj' gg  '_  
The assortment of eelore and- _""»;'; ,_ i _ ' ' _
i>*$°°'f°lI *f'*7°°m.9"*`°-` I' “ ‘   I I slr?
series,
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nlaifave caves; wlilieue i2ea¢ayri;¢loe " V , ,
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SUNDAY. ‘ _ ' `
Wil leave Ch'!.own. Will leave Rocky Point.,  a ~ .=    
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